FLOW MAP-HW Thinking Skill: Sequencing

Nov 19, 2014

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Scientific Method. FLOW MAP-HW Thinking Skill: Sequencing. 4. 5. 6. Collect & Analyze Results. Conclusion/ Communicate Results. Procedure. Write findings Include bar graphs/tables Patterns Photos/charts Collect data retesting. List what was done. Include materials First… Next…

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Scientific Method FLOW MAP-HWThinking Skill: Sequencing 4. 5. 6. Collect & Analyze Results Conclusion/ Communicate Results Procedure • Write findings • Include bar graphs/tables • Patterns • Photos/charts • Collect data • retesting • List what was done. • Include materials • First… • Next… • Last… • Hypothesis • Explain our results • Present your information • Be prepared for questions Add details Add details Add details

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Presentation Transcript

Introduction to DNA Sequencing Technology

DNA sequencing: methods

Critical Thinking

DNA Sequencing

Some new sequencing technologies

Instructional Sequencing

Communications Studies and Personal Development

DNA Sequencing: Present Status and Future Challenges

DNA sequencing

Sequencing Neanderthal DNA

Why Critical Thinking Is Important

Control Flow

DNA SEQUENCING

Genome &amp; Exome Sequencing Read Mapping

DNA Sequencing

Sequencing

INTELECTUAL SKILL

Computational Thinking

High Throughput Sequencing

Flow of Control – C++

YOUR BUSINESS PROCESSES THE VG MODEL

Chapter 6: Control Flow

Genome & Exome Sequencing Read Mapping